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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

Where all the money comes from 70 pay the or.
penses o. the condemned anarchists I'm their tpa,-
eiai struggle n Is hard TO guess. General Butler
alone demands small fortune for his services and
NJ. Pryor. Captain Black, Mr.. salomou and the
rest OF the counsel are known as high-priced law
yerS Even II al the court fees were RENTED on
the ground Of the poverty OF the defendants the
bills Of these advocates have 10 be settled and the
relief meetings held under the req dag in various
cities melt away 50 fast when the hat is passed
around that the collections barely do more tha,
pay for the hall and the gas. where doea thu
money come from Or doesn't it come at all. and
VIII the lawyers be treated TO a taste OF what
anarchism means In Its relation to business obi.
cations?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

IL would be misfortune for the republicans as
wen as democrats Judge Thurman were TO re-
tire finally from public life at this time as he talks
OF doing. Such wellseasoned timber as his IA too
hard 70 ind in this era OF mushroom statesman.
ship 10 be lightly laid aside. With a public man
OF bis calm judgment, his honesty OF purpose and
his genuine old-fashioned patriotism the accident
OF party anliation counts for Iittla Both parties
prize his services and hold him up As An example
for their young men TO copy In all matters that 20
toward the making OF good citizenship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

Commissioner Lyman tips the scale in favor OF
Commissioner Oberiy as against Commissioner Ed
gerton- He does more. He out-Oberys Oberly,
and denies the clerks In political associations the
grain OF encouragement which Mr. Obery left
them The civfl-service law forbds any person en-
poyed In the service OF the United states from CIV
Ing directly or Indirectly to any other person in
that service money TO be applied to the promotion Of
any political object Mr.. Oberiy construed that law
70 forbid the payment OF money by clerks to the
treasurer, also clerk, OF association organized
for political purposes. Mr.. Lyman says IL makes
difference whether the treasurer Is In the service
OF the United States or not, II the association Is
composed wholly or In part of Clerks for In taking
the money he acts merely as the agent Of the
association. and the money Is thus Indirectly
given for political purposes to persons In Govern
ment employ. which the law forbids II Is now
evident that II IL were In the power OF the Civil
Service Commission TO construe and enforce the
penal provisions OF the civil service law associa-
tions among the clerks which raise money for
political purposes would quickly be suppressed
The efect Of such suppression upon voluntary
contributors for political purposes among the
clerks would be- OF course, merely TO change the
method OF collecting the money and the person to
whom payment Is TO be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

The republican managers In New York city
wisely decided TO accept Mr. Nicou's ultimatum,
ana nominated Mr.. MARITIME for Judge OF the Court
OF General Sessions for the sake OF getting his
brilliant young assistant to run for distinct
attorney. This from one point OF view. places
Mr.. Marine 10 q rather embarrassing position. II
elected be cannot deny that he owes his success,
In large measure. TO Mr.. Nicoll's Interference in
his behalf: at the same time he will seem to be
treating Mr.. Nicoil In an unfr1endly fashion by
maintaining his place on the ticket Of q combina-
ton which has thrown Mr.. Nicon OVERHEARD How
ever, he enjoys In this respect . privilege which
the candidacy for no other than judicial once
could confer. Judges are supposed BY q social
fiction, 70 have no politics. This fiction extends
or ought to extend, TO the larval stage OF their
existence, 50 TO speak, when they are
merely candidates OF late &c has become
not uncommon In New York for judges to be
chosen BY two opposing parties at once. Two
judges OF the court OF appeals were elected in this
way a few years ago, and Judge Brady OF the Su-
preme Court enjoyed the honor. although Tam
many democratic candidate, OF having nobody
nominated against him. This Is an ideal way OF
electing magistrates. IL would not be q bad plan
20 procure district attorneys by the same method;
and, II Mr. Nicoll good democrat as he Is, accepts
the republican nomination with its assurance OF q
great popular backing at the polls, he may start
movement toward divorcing national politics and
local interests which VIII win him almost as much
credit as the share he has taken in the Doodle
proSec utionS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

GESTI8MES's SUITS SECURED
" AND PkEssRD ron q.
Coats, 90 cent?: Pants. IS cents; vests 2.5 csDts
Altering and repairing done In the bsss manner
Goods called for and delivered
- Jos OH ct. n ". uslsphons cali $685. Ana a
n. N.er d. Baltimore. Telphone call 15lI-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

Mans ~ SVAAAN1e
TINE WAS AND NOT 90 vlzx Ioxa Aao
xITHKR WHEN YOU COULD not 1uY A YUR Dxn-
By NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ron Lrss THAI s2.so.
AND THEN IT WOULD ., AN -ory. sxAps,
BUT now WE SELL CLEAR FuR DkABYs IN
ALL THE POPULAR BLOCKS AT sl24 EACH.
GOOD sERv1cEABIs STOCK Will wHAn WELL
WILL KEEP TIM. saApx AID TO AL M
TENTS AND PURPOSES WILL ANSWER JUST
As WELL As DERBYs that COST A GREAT
DEAL MORE MONEY. But WHICH WE KEEP IN
STOCK AND FOB SALE WE CANNOT AFFORD
70 D1sPARAaE OUR FINEST GOODS. BUT CAN.
DOB ooMPErs us TO SAY THAT THOSE DER
BYs THAT WE ARE NOW OFFERING At sls4
EACH ARE STYLISH. GOOD. HONEST WEARING
HATS. AND ARE. By ALL ODDS. THE BEST
VALUES FOR THE AMOUNT NAMED EVER Bs-
FORE OFFERED. NOT ALONE IN WASHINGTON.
BUT IN AMI CITY IN THE UNION.
DUB FINEST HATS ARE EooAL TO THE
FINEST THAT ARE MADE AND IN QUALITY OF
STOCK. .sNAp" TONE AND GENERAL STYLE"
HAVE NO suPER1oRs IN AMERICA YET THE
PRICES WE NAME FOR OUR HATS WILL BE
FOUND TO BE CONSIDERABLY 1owrB THAN
ExcLusrvE HATrERs CHARGE FOR HATS OF
DERBYs FROM ss CENTS TO $500. SILK
HATS FROM saso TO s7.oo. cH11DRzNs FAN
CT CAPS FROM 10 CENTS TO a24a BOYS
HATS FROM 80 CENTS TO slss
WE CATER FOR NO .cLAss" IN PARTICULAR
WE HAVE HEAD GEAR TO SUIT THE MILLION.
ALL AT POPULAR PRICES.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
HATS. CLOTHES. FURNISHINGS. AND SHOES
o2e SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
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srand jury have ignored the bill against Tim
othy coushnn. tie section foreman, who was found
BY the ooroners Jury responsible for the Chats
worth disaster. Between the two Jurfes every.
BODY escapes criminal responsibility. The ran.
road washes Itself clean from the blood OF ia Vic.
tins. men, women, and children, By tenderiug 70
relatives . money equivalent, as for the lives OF
slaughtered DsastA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

jay Gould feels driven to suspect that Robert
Garrett Is insane. Baltimoreans would Nm 4
stronger proof OF insanity In a voluntary sale OF
the telegraph by Garrett to Gould at million
dollars less price than could be obtained from
other buyers, than In an outbreak OF rage on Gar
rett's part upon the assumption that he has been
swindled The question whether Garrett Is angry
mad, or insane-mad, or neither. but merely play
ing part TO shit responsibility must be left TO
the determination OF time. II Is not safe nova
days 20 conclude that any one is insane except
upon the broad principle that every one is found
10 be more or less cracked, II only the investi-
gator chances upon his weakest points. Nellie
Blys experience IN New York and the cases col
lected by Charles Reade In the preparation OF
Hard CASH show that the average well-balanced
mind Is often pronounced insane, and on the other
hand every one Is willing to affirm that either he
himself IS OF unSound mind or else some OF his
neighbors are, though they go at large. One
should be sure that he has no potato SIDE" to his
own head, before he ventures TO impure insanity
10 Robert Garrett merely because that gentleman
befrays Nervousness and evaporation and ex-
citedly warns his friends TO watch the fingers OF
the nimDle Jay Gould.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

The extreme states rights doctrine thinks that
II feels another shock In the application to The
supreme Court In behalf OF the condemned snar
eaistA IL Ii hardly probable that the const,ru-
tional rights OF the anarchists have been violated
but, II they have, this poor. sensitive, shiverlng
ghost OF dead doctrine ought 10 remember taat.
since the war at least the Union has Deen para
mount and the Constitution OF the United states
the supreme law OF the land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26
CHANGED Evrnr DAY..
This entire column h devoted to the 0ums-
ya&ion q the different sttnctisns offered dsily
b. Msssn WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP. Boston
Dry Goods Houss. corner Of 1ith and sta nv.
CHAM Sr.c,An SALE
sEAsONABLE SILK FABRyca
II has been our custom q this sesson Of ne
yeox to tnsuGuratea
GRAND SPECIAL SALE
SILK FABRICS.

and. having lust received our late extensive pur-
chases for this occasion. We invite your critical
examination Of the wonderful values now being
distributed.
This sale IL particularly opportuue, inasmuch
e 6ilks are now in greater favor than for many
this fan aud winter for the street church, calf
ing. reception, tea, opera. &c. and will also Be
much affected by brides; the style Of weave. the
tn occasion for which il is desiredObiacf for
street and church, and colored for tees, recsp-
tiop opera 10.
We have heretofore confined this Special Sale
TO B sck Silks, but, in view Of the numerous
extremely advantageous purchases made by ne
II the Colored, including many Imported
imIelled 70 include them, offering an oppor-
tun1ty to purchase psrti .ular qualities IN both
Black and Colored silks at prices without
We ODER twenty distinct Qualities in Black
Gros Grain silks, embracing the products OF
both the foreign and domestic manufacturers.
Eepresentans the best efforts Of 0uinet Bonnet,
Benon, Schroeder. and other eQu lily reputable
makers. In no one stock in this city, aud posst-
bly, not south Of Philadelphis will you find such
wide range Of qualities and prices from which
to selsrt . dresa and. furthermore. each and
every grade Ia guaranteed TO be the best made
to sell ct the particular price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

Ex-Comptroller Knox stands q fair chance NJ,
dropping the ex" from his familiar title II would
have been hard 70 md Q more atring candidate
than be for comptroller OF the finances OF New
York country. and he viii probably draw heayy
vote from the business community
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26
Grr THE BEsr.

Grr TuE Brsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
IN Conoora Collar. Coupe. Cariare, Rod Team
Espasss n@<ncss Of all kinda md dsscr1ptOns 81
49,. YrlsscA Livery genuine Concord Hsrnsnp n
ssenpso WIN makers name and trade msrf
LUTZ BRo.
4s9 Penn ave-. ADJOINING National Hotei.
Horse Blankets and Carriage Robes I'm r,,.s "a.
pety and st very Low prices. A %
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o26-1m

Please RExrxsrn
THAT We CARRY PROBABLY THE LARGEST
LINE OF CASHIERS. sUIrINas AND TRousIR.
mos TO BE FOUND IN WASHINGTON.
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT WE HAVE TIE
NEWEST PATTERNS AND PROBABLY MORE OF
THEM THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
PLEASE BEAR IN MIND THAT WE HAVE OUR
GOODS CUT IN OUR OWN STORE By CAREFUL
AND ExPERIKNckD CUTTERS
PLEASE BEAR IN MIND THAT OUR rAcrri-
TIES FOR MAKING UP CUSTOM WORK ARE IN.
SURPASSED.
DON'T FORGET THAT WE ARE PIONEERS IN
DOING CUSTOM WORK AT POPULAR PRICES.
DON'T FORGET THAT WE PROMISED You At
TIE START THAT WE INTENDED TO BUILD ZIP
BUSINESS BY SELLING GOODS AT REASON.
ABLE PROFITS.
Tors THAT WE GOULD NOT MAKE A suocrss
or IT. AND THEN
CONSIDER THE FACT THAT VIZ ARE DOING
MORE WORK IN DUB CUSTOM pKpARrNxxr
THAN THEY ARE
ABOVE AL DON'T roHofT TO PROVE % AND
SEE III orr rrra Ann NON spmrs~,,, 49,
woRKNANsHR IxUEILxxT. our ooops ALI,
rnAr We kHPRxsExr THEM TO M AID ous
PRICES A Low AZ AMI ONE WILL orvs ron
TEE SAME QUALITY FOR
kR sAHxuN %.
o2e GA PENNSYLVANIA AvExun
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Flcr,os AND RrA11rr.

The story At fox yassi,s moussaino1s viAssssd
cause they wsss too sour 10 we'll knOWn - the puoc
and Ne ~ know tie esapes were sweet Enough oua
haasins too hisA for ~ Sex . rsscA.
In erder thse thin 1ot b heought into h
ing mp st our ID Floor Remnant Room. have in op
Grafton safe and convenient Elevator and further
nos. =. P.iss e sS4pa.as nasssd ,ew enough s''
Evsrybodys' reach
List Of Bargains for this
THURsDAI AID TnIDAY.
Afur line Oh FANCY rRINoEs for FURNITURE
uss. comprsns I'll ne new designs and fashionable
50 psso.s Of voIUSrExl CLOTH ~ s,sslisa,
fabric soe WRAPPERS and pREss wHAh IN dark -
saens only q %. per yasd. worth t2tc.
Several ossss Of cRkTONNE FLUSH in I'll the new
patterns and coaors suitable for LAmbrsuuns md fur
natufe use IN general; ONLY CSC. per yard
Several Cssss of PLAID DE- BE01 RxxNAxTs in
slsss end DOwn. fully one yAsd N3de.
ONLY l6e pr yard; standard rEics ESQ
new invotce Of CO1oRED CA6HM8k4 and8ER0A
aknNA1Ts. eonsistns Of New FAN and wintss
snadee yard vida at the extremely low prtce Of 1oc
Reeular Price 25c
The last lot of BALMoRAL SKIRTS, containing 4
widths with beautiful border the best skr: In the
market for domestic uae,
ONLY 4sa. WORTH 75c.
Another lot Of LAdisS md Gents BED and WHITE
AERINO UNDERWEAR This lot. consisting Of odds
and ends OF our Regular Stock will surely Be sold Of
hAN value tn order 10 Gloss them out
6cases Of BLEACHED COTTON REMNANTS, ]
yard widacompsing almost al the best brands In thu
Market
ONLY Sc. per yard Regular value. 10 and l2Xc.
new lot Of celebrated GERMAN FEATHER TICK
ING REMNANTa warranted Feather Proof. only lac.
per yard. worth 20c.
In our Comfort md Blanket Department We WIN
offer the following
GREAT spKCrALA
80 Pair Of 10-4 Red Blankets ct $3.50.
% ia <26
10 Comforts Slightly damaged Ut q.
Regular Value. eI37H.
Also few soiled SPREADS At Reduced prioes
Several dozen Of hnc AARSEfLLES QUILTS, beau
rful designs. At sl4O. Regular value, 81 rs.
An immense quantity of Bemnsnts in wORSTED
DRESS GOODS Of al descriptions qualities. styles
and coors at remarkably low prices. In order 70 effect
sspeedy sale.
Several Cases Of DOLLY MADISON CLOTH Ram
nants. superb DESIGNS, suitable for wrsppe1 and
Dress Wear in general
ONLY exc. per yard Regular value. 10c.
POSITIVELY ONE PRICE TO ALI.
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THE WEATHER TOMORROW.

warmer. fair weather preceded BY rain in virginia
light to fresh northeaserly winds becoming easteiy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-sl.2o0 AT Q PER CENT. FOR TWO
SION Address sS MONEY s' ron SsS
4S scoR .O c osSsr M.Ss
4 IS sS Or
w acres IN the District near railroad station: i'm
ErSysd * 70 "a, awss,nss total value $4,000 Ad
WANTED-t4.5Oo AT 9 PER CENT AS FIRST
;is SoS ss%m::iSa %ddTs:: Without sissoS. ss:5.
WANT D-To BORROW $4,000 on 10000
Is: ss small 81 Slsf house xss's.. scaSSsER
Q1Sn+3 PER CENT PER MONTH WILL BE
UMOV paid Sy weil1snown dDspssr'pen, cieF.:
particulars, Boz "a. star once. o25-2t'
FJS 10Th 81. NV, GOOD THREE STORY
I 20 brick. with back building: modern Improve
essS5 L 6
A CCOUNTANT SCOTCH CHARTERED. OPENS,
"A closee or keeps W contract sets OF books Part
nsJships iR ,m ne-s ,csSgpss S.sReed
A Ssss SafSsF 70 sS S.T ol e. ds. shs
following decided business ch.nce for an invest
VIZ: I.ot Z and part Of Lot s. square s2a. front.
ing IS feet ON 18th Ct betwsen P.nnsyiv.-
Roy. BY depth Of loo ieet These ine III. are in
proved by tLr TIN ssis.ory brick dwelling honsss
which could be readily doubled by . comparatively
speaking small outlay. Pice "a per square foot All
Il GoLDsBoRouaH CO.,
o22.3m 1405 st. v.
lrOR sALE-TO INVESTORS AND CAPITALISTS
Co 6Sf psnn .1s naSTs e
RIO INVESTORS IN REAL EsTATEI- HAVE
Il several pieces Of Real Estate urun to 800 acres)
we'll located on principal avenues extended. within
short distance OF the city, which willing tdis-
pose OF st .nytstnent prices, viii Join parties In
forming syndicstes for subdivision, &c.
8. T. SUIT,
ol4-lm 4O2 9th st. NV.
CIx PER CENT LOANS. GUARANTEED By THE
SOmaha Loan and Trust 90, Hon. y. wYMAN,
late Treasurer United StAteS President Interest and
Principal paid by the Chemical National Bank
n. Il PAkkkk. Washing on AGENT
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S1aH1so.
Our time Is entirely occupied with pso pie who srs
MEMS overcosts 1t e5.25. s5.s7. S7.6 go s775. up
Bsy. 3ysEeGss: y to Is PEARS at s4l2 $780,
s S4iassR 9sSs,Y9si: "a to - years. at sl
Menu SUITE. ia. a 70 ~. u ESQ ea7s. so.7s
Benz sais. Il TO Is year., % H. sss7. %. $3.50,
.chl1dIsn's quits. to II ys.rs. at q. %. sas7.
POLAR :9 Iassr ,Isss sS "a VESTS
PEERLESS PANrA1ooxs
..rs ssA':aa:s;; 81. ;s. s2Ra. ...s
FINE READY.MADE CLOTHING
AZ prices radically lower than Ike goods can be OBJ
= 1Gs % .s
sssS ss; s.: ss.a 8: e "a II: 81
THE LATCH STRING HANGS OK rHr OUTSIDE,
vIoToB l. ADLER's
Ten Per Cent Clothins House,
027 md geo 7th 81 NV. corner Massachusetts, ava
Strictly one Fries.
o2e opsa. Sturdy until Il pm
j ozxsox. GAssrn & Co
cARrxr pxrAnrrHNr.
We would cali -four sssssssoa " our sseet Of
emogscing svsfyshiag thss h nsv n
fxonAtN. TAPfsfnY ANp BODY bnusbzrA,
d sacssolnely t9v rsieea
'SeA MN AZ. ussS AEEs INT Az DEgscasrs
DAnoAy3D n DLAnxnTA
ys: s -. s'.a: 9: 80 &c q b. ssss
100 ID csnssssA q. sl.sA sl.so ..A -.
500 RAlas xorrrH0EA4 Lace ousTANs q.
sfafE bEls7i d5SJiI; ILL., ~ NJ II -
M;Sssi fSifa - s sSs. y: NJ 81 l sss
fOi. liz x64ss-So Sosse dsii5sss;s kSSs1 ~ -:
Xss:s1 ss NJ - -: sss a AaA.., 49,
'oza,ss sss s ls.g'4.:s'!S n.
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TIE PnA1s RoxA1 Axsouscrxrsr
NEW STYLE OF ADvERrrsrHo.
ADVANTAGES TO TIE PUBIC
The Pslsis Royal. durins the season, hsrstofors
rented whole column for sdverttsng Tho difference
in cost Of this small space and column II given our
patrons In day reduced prices. This Il our styis
Of advertising.
TOMORROW. OCT 27TH
On End door Bargain Table. near Elevator and Boys
Clothing Department
Csc Nurses' Aprons for 17c. They're nne India
Linen, with tucks and broad hem.
s ss HH 90 90 ZEE ssss
- III 8 j IT, s.: IS
To advertise this department We offer the Palais
Royal SECS Ladies' Kid shoes, and which cost us
81 1s for % pair.
All ak in return that ct the end Of two months
you report 70 Us your opinion of them. We ask this
becsus- we have contracted to take 200 pair each
month from the Manufacturer and he has guaranteed
them not to show wear with ordinary and fair usase)
for two months.
TWO DOLLAR
TWO DOLLAR
TWO DOLLAR
TWO DOLLAR
TWO DOLLAR
9: III / $S ! +. :: ::
WORTH FOUR
WORTH FOUR.
WORTH FOUR
WORTH FOUR.
WORTH FOUR
You are requested to examine these shoes and then
compare with shoes from $3.50 to a offered around
town. Please note carefully the leather the shape.
the stitching Many cheap shoes look well until care
fully inspected There are solid leather soles and
pieced soles to shoea You should know that also.
BOOKS
The popular works Of popular authors In sets bound
In attractive form for presentation Tho specially low
prices made to advertise this department offers
the opportunity t. buy now Christmas Presents st .
material saving. Juvenile books from 1c to many
dollars Any novel you may ask for, in the Seaside
Library, SC. vol: 25c. volumes for 17c.
Novels tcoth- bound) proportionally low in price.
Popular Monthly Mag shines ct reduced prices: SUBJ
scYiptions als1 received at these prices.
Music vocal and instrumental foioD Soc. books for
SAC. 25c. Books for 19c.
In the Stationery branch Of this department W
show new Progressive Euchre. Drive Whist aud Tally
Cards, Markers, &c.
The latest novelty Stationery, Gold Pens and fancy
Penholders &C., Ut half Stationer's prices
Your name beautifully engraved, SO cards with
copper plate, SEC.
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III. F. WoonAan & Co.
BEG TO REQUEST YOUR PRESENCE
AT THEIR OPENING DISPLAY OF
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS AT THEIR
NEW STORE. CORNER OF 18TH AND
+ STREETS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20,
1887.
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PERSONAL

FREYcINEr viii probably he asked TO
form . new French ministry.
ATTORNEY GENERAL EIRKPArRIcK 10
confined to his room by In attack Of malaria
and gastric fever.
GOVERNOR Hill, Of New York, has uomi.
mated General Daniel f. Sicklee to be com.
missioner Of emigration.
MRS. WILLIAM BLAcKwoop will eail for
Europe In company with her mother on the
llth OF June. having secured berths in the
steamer W Westernlsnd.
QUEEN VICTORIA will review 80, 600 poor
children In Hyde park on June y. Each
child will be presented with mug commem.
Grating the queens jubilee.
HENRY PH1LLIrs COLEMAN, ESQ, the
well-known Philadelphia constitutional Law.
yer, sailed from New York on the North
German Lloyd steamer TravA Mr. Coleman
intends to remain In Europe about three
months.
The EMPRESS AUGUSTA gives every
woman servant In Germany who completes
her 4Oth year Of unbroken service in ole
family gold cross and diploma Forty days
Is about the average period Of such service In
this country.
Ex,Gov. GEoRoE HoApLY has written .
letter In which he says he cannot consent to
the use of bis name In connection with Q
place on the supreme court bench. He hopes
aud believes that "the appointment will 60
South to some Democratic lawyer who be-
lieves that the constitution IL In writing and
means what 1t ssyA"
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OUR war, the biggest the world ever knew,
is scarcely over, and yet Picketts division
will oe received st Gettysburg this year with
hospitsols hsnds-E1dmtner.
Unfortunately the force OF this statement 10
weakened by the sad fact that 1t Ia not cor
rect Pickett's division would be received
at Gettysburg with the hospitsble hands OF
the very men who faced 1t In desperate bat
tie, but for the fact that the battle field IL un.
DER the control Of narrow minded men who
have refused to allow the visitors to mark
the spot where so many Of their comrades
fell.
II incapable Of Q more chivalrous spirit
these small minded men should Ut least re-
member that great generals have said q
higher kind OF courage Is required to taco
and repel . charge like that OF Pickett's men
than to make such . charge. On this there
may be difference Of opinion, but 1t can only y
add to the honor Of both to mark by monu.
ments how bravely each met worthy foe.
Still 1t must be admitted that the bitter
feeling and fierce animosities OF our great
war have passed away in Q manner that IL
truly marvellous when 1t can be said that only
. small knot Of men stand in the way of q
friendly meeting on the battlefield. 1t
shows that in spite Of cynics, the world ID
growing better steadily.
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IDvuDa1os, aad e = . nourafIl cunmoa.
NJ . thB fAir Canadian city that Ne
police suthofitass took no intsrest IN pro.
tscting from harm he distinguished
stranger within its sates.
But II thoss who engineered the mob ex.
pect 10 detee Mr.. O'Brien from future ora.
torical effort on behalf Of Ireland, they
count without their host. a man who has
bearded an adverse English Parliament
and boldly exposed the infamous practices
Of the Castle government in ireland, will
not tremble much before few cowardly
Canadian rioters.